Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-14

Go to Hnling & Anderson for all Kin,
of job work in tin sheet iron and COP
per- Estimates made on roofing anC
gutter work.
One day last week Sheriff bcGuir,
took A Arnold and T. b Smith, now
IN jan here, over to Logan to testify il
! some case IN which they were witnesses
Nipps & Klose. the meat market men.
are TO the 'front.' in their line, and don t
forget IT, They keep the best of fresh
and cured meats and sell them at bed
rock prices. 26-tf
j. B. Dague, of Osceola, Iowa, Clarke
County, in the southern part of the
State writes us: "We have had no
rain yet and grass especially viii soon
begin TO suffer- though oats and corn
seem to be doing moderately well.
Where do you buy Your wall paper,
your drugs your cigars, your musical
Instruments? If YOU do rot already
purchase at HarmOn's, call IN and try
him for goods and prices. On the east
side of the square.
Having recently putinto the HERALD
Office Power press, the TAYLOR hand
press upon which this paper was form
erly printed Is for sale. The press is
sound and good. Address Us or the
Great Western Type Foundry Of Kan
sas City, Mo. tt
J.F. Morse Cashier OF the PbilIfos
Co. Bank has recently constructed four
cottages for rent. He thinks he NAV
build others. He says ne would like to
see other men erecting houses to rent.
Money thus invested viii pay the owner
forty per cent interest, so says Mr..
Morse.
I. n. Jones has purchased of c. II.
Lefingwel, his stock of dry goods and
groceries who viii continue the bust
ness at the same stand. Fir. Letting
well retained the clothing; he viii
build an addition TO his store building
and continue IN the clothing trade
We wish both parties success.
In this paper may be seen the new
advertisement of L. Z. Wiuship, one OF
the most enterprising and wlde-awake
merchants of Northwestern Kansas.
His store room would be g credit to a
city of 10000 inhabitants; he carries a
mammoth stock OF goods. Read his
advertisement then go and see him.
T. S. O'Blenis, Of Marvin P. O., is
giving excellent satisfaction IN these
parts boring wells. just recently he
has made seven wells in this city get
ting an abundant supply of water in
every Instance. His charges are very
and no one can afford to 90
without good well of water.
Mr.. Biclford's pet Coyote is no more.
Gus. Webster, st Bickford's request. /
caused Mr.. Coyote to be gathered to
his fathers" because he liked fresh
chicken meat too well. Some times he
would have as many as four fat hens
for breakfast and Mr.. BickfOrd thought
that was little too much and he had
him dispatched.
We devote our attention entirely to
shelf hardware and the goods imme-
diately connected with shelf hardware. |
" buy nails, locks and house trim |
ming goods. Also al kind of tools in
large quantities and can give you very
low figures. Call and see US.
HULING q ANDERSON.
The Logan Freeman says the infant
child of j. G. and Nellie Rumble mar
rOwly escaped death last week. The
little one was missed and when found !
it was standing in a pool of water mp to !
its neck. 1t had fallen over quite q
bank into the water. The little fellow
is all right and the parents are to be |
VIM. Bissell, of this place, SAYS he |
has been acquainted with this country /
since 1886, and that there haye been, /
IA those thirty years, but three severe |
1rOuths-one in 1860, one in 1874 and /
lne in 1881. Ohio, Pennsylvania, II IL /
lOis, Iowa, and other states, have q /
worse record than that, and vet some /
eastern people allude to Kansas as /
'DrOuthy Kansas"
u two year old steers fattened by /
VerlIff & Olsen for A j. Bowman I
600 lbs. in November when /
hey took charge Of them and weighed /
ll5O yesterday, an average gain OF 500 /
since that time. They were fed on /.
chopped feed and the experiment has |
given good proof Of the value OF chop /
ped feed for fattening cattle.-Logan /
freeman.
The entertainment given by Prof. H. |
w. Graham at the Court House last /
Wednesday evening was largely at /
tended and is pronounced a success by /
hose who attended. As an elOcutiOn- /
st Prof. Graham ranks high. His ef- /
.Ort here was highly appreciated. The /
vocal and instrumental music rendered /
BY our home singers and the band was .
inc. The net proceeds Of the enter /
ainment amount to 81, half of which .
goes into the treasury of the band.
The cry of fire startled our people .
)n last Monday morning about Z: $50 /
o'clock. 1t was found that smoke was /
issuing from the two story house on |
-he east side of the square, occupied by /
Mrs. Daniels and her Mother, Mrs. Nc /
LeOd. A little girl playing with match /
Is had started a fire in an upstairs /
closet. 1t was quickly extinguished /
but not till several dollars worth of |
the ladies clothing had been badly in
iured.
Readers of the HERALD have noticed
that for the past four or five weeks our /
have been crowded with legal /
printing, such as road notices, Sheriff's /
sales, sc. In consequence of this sew
eral communications have been crowd |
ed out. They were written so long ago /
that they have become stale, and we
have decided that we will not now put
them in type. We hope our cores |
pOndents will accept our apology and
to send in their news items for
publication.
Editor Lamb, of the Kirwin hide
pendent, while IN our office last Tues |
day, expressed the opinion that the
County Commissioners made a good
sale when they sold so acres Of the
Poor farm for S4,999.00, and he thinks
they viii do a wise thing for the county
If theV can sell the REMAINING so acres